On the plus side, such a wide variety means there is something for everyone, no matter a viewer's taste in TV.Britbox is a ...

Celebrated Hollywood actor Val Kilmer, known for his intense performances and iconic roles in Top Gun, Batman Forever and ...

Hollywood star Val Kilmer - famed for iconic roles in Top Gun, Batman and The Doors - has died at 65 after a long health ...

Netflix has a dazzling selection of comedy movies that put that good ... and Michell surrounds them with a rogue's gallery of British character actors having a hoot. (Rhys Ifans as Grant's ...

Emmys Lead Actress Comedy Predictions include Jean Smart, Quinta Brunson, Ayo Edebiri, Kristen Bell, Natasha Lyonne and Uzo ...

One thing often remarked on in regard to the difference between British and American sitcoms is that, in the main, US comedies tend to be populated by successful people (the rent on that Friends ...

Eight years ago, Oscar-winning actor Nicole Kidman made a promise on camera to work with at least one woman director every 18 months. “Every 18 months, there has to be a female director in the ...

Key also wrote the script along with Tom Basden and their dialogue is insanely sharp featuring that legendary dry, British wit ... moments lose some of that comedic steam, but I found the dynamic ...

For the first time in recorded history, more than half of British women over the age of 16 are unmarried. As marriage continues to decline in popularity, increasing numbers of men and women in ...

A British comedy series starring Peep Show’s David Mitchell and Robert Webb is now streaming on Netflix (Picture: Channel 4) First airing in 2017, Back was created by Simon Blackwell ...

Both are spectacular, but I think Adolescence lays out a case for all that Graham is a national treasure – and the British actor of a generation. As you can see from Graham's performance in the ...

branding it a “total gem of a comedy”. Another agreed: “Delightful little show that could – and should – have been more mainstream. It’s so wonderfully British, thought in a post-Covid ...